Geneva’s Historic District is said to be an architectural gem of the Finger Lakes region, but we like to call it the crown jewels. Found on the National Registry of Historic Places, Geneva’s South Main Street is a historic and timeless collection of structures built mostly between 1825 and 1850. The north end consists of Pulteney Park, the city’s first commercial district, and continues through highlights such as the Row Houses, the President’s House, the Garden Lots, and the Prouty-Chew House.